Four OU Professors Plan Retirement
Four Ohio University faculty members announce plans to retire this year. They are Prof. Paul Fontaine, Mrs. Neva Duff Johnson, Dr. James R. Patrick and Prof. Raymer McQuiston. Fontaine joined in 1930 and has written histories of Ohio University while teaching piano and counterpoint. Johnson joined in 1946 and will remain in Athens. Patrick, on the faculty since 1928, was Psi Chi speaker for psychology’s annual lecture and will teach as a visiting professor at Wofford College in 1963 64. McQuiston, on English since 1922, helped found the local Phi Beta Kappa chapter and will stay in Athens.
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Fontaine
Baker
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Thomas Hoover
Athens
Neva Duff Johnson
Ohio
Pomeroy
Johnson
James R. Patrick
Psi Chi
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Sigma Xi
Phi Delta Kappa
Patrick
Partick
Wofford College
Spartanburg
S. C
McQuiston
Emerson
Society
Senate
United Chapters
Professional Seminars Planned Saturday at Ohio University
Three professional seminars are scheduled Saturday at Ohio University for physicians CPAs and engineers from Athens and Southeastern Ohio. Dr Oscar A Turner will discuss Use of Radio Active Mercury in Localization of Brain Tumors with slides at 2 pm in Space Arts Building. CPA leaders will hear Robert E Witschey discuss Education for the Accountant-1970 at Copeland Hall. Engineer speaker Richard McFarland will address engineering research and trends at the College of Engineering and Technology.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Space Arts Building
Oscar A. Turner
Youngstown
Ohio
Richard McFarland
Rush Elliott
Paul Noble
E. J. Taylor
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Shelter ing Arms Hospital notes list new birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Belford Bartlett Guysville Route 1 and multiple births and dismissals including Mrs Robert Saunders Athens Edwin Sweeney III Stewart Mrs Robert Sayre and son Athens and Mrs Fauna Rhoades Athens Route 2. Mrs Fred Higgins 74 Mount St treated at home after heart ailment. oxygen given by fire department squad. physician notified.
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Robert Saunders
Athens
Edwin Sweeney III
Stewart
Robert Sayre
Fauna Rhoades
Kenneth Patrick
Fred Higgins
Mount St
Fire Department
Goff Dunfee and John Good Named to Planning Commission
Mayor Raymond Shepard appointed two new members to the city planning commission Goff Dunfee southeast district plant manager for Ohio Fuel Gas Co and John Good vice president of Lawhead Press Inc Both are Ohio University graduates A third member may be appointed by the next regular meeting at 3 pm Friday at city hall Three members Dor man Vanity and Herbert resigned in May over council actions on Richland Ave rezoning
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Raymond Shepard
Goff Dunfee
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
John Good
Lawhead Press, Inc
Bers
Ohio University
Planning Commission
City Hall
Com
Mission
H. C. Dorman
Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
W. H. Herbert
Commission
Richland Ave
Col Wilfred J. Smith to Speak as OU Cadets Are Commissioned
Col Wilfred J. Smith former Athens resident and OU history professor will speak at 10 am in University Theater as 32 Ohio University ROTC cadets receive commissions. Twenty one cadets become Army lieutenants while another ROTC graduate joins the Marine Corps as a second lieutenant. Air Force commissions go to seven officers including Larry N. Looney and James V. Blevins.
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Wilfred J. Smith
Athens
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ohio University
Colonel Smith
Marine Corps
Air Force
Larry N. Looney
James V. Blevins
Gallipolis
China
Smith
University
Air Corps
Middle East
Two Injured In Route 50 Auto Crash
Two people were injured when a car parked on the wrong side of Route 50 was struck by another auto seven miles east of Route 329. Gertrude Calaway and passenger Donald Cremeans suffered deep chin cuts and were taken to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. Calaway was cited for improper parking. a second crash involving James Mayles on Tick Ridge Road left him cited for an unsafe vehicle.
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State Highway Patrol
Gertrude Calaway
Frost
Donald Cremeans
Coolville
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Calaway
Brady Owens
James Edward Mayles
Chesterhill
Tick Ridge Rd
Mayles
Cincinnati Market Report For Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Market summary from Cincinnati shows cattle with 300 calves and mixed groups. Slaughter steers and heifers steady while cows and bulls trade weak to steady with light testing. calves show weak to steady trends for weanlings and small lots. Hog activity moderate with barrows and gilts around 18.00 and sows 14.00 to 14.50. sheep and lambs mostly steady with spring lambs around 25.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
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Tula Taeam
Athens Appliance & T.V. CO
Athens, Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs. Belford Bartlett
Guysville
Bert C. Miller
Earl Linton
Russell Baird
Athes
Orval Ryan
Kenneth Garrett
Deborah Mathews
Donna Zepp
Edward Ingham
Col. W. J. Smith
Clair Chennault
Washington
Morocco
Legion of Merit
Republic of China
George Washington University
Far East
Southeast Asia
Col
Wilfred Smith
The
F. H. Gifford Co
Amesville, Ohio
Furcha
Scott's
Scott
South Court Street
Fabric Casuals
U. S. Keds
Admiral
George
Thiu
Fuller Electric Service
the Plains
Carpenter
Hardware Housewares
Arvin
Aluminum
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